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Inside Joule's Brewery's latest pioneering project to rehome Market Drayton museum and 'transform town'

A Market Drayton brewery that's currently building a new home for the local museum invited volunteers and townsfolk down this week for a sneak peek.

Councillor sets out ambitions to improve sports facilities in Market Drayton and build clubhouse at Greenfields

Market Drayton barber devastated after 'deliberate' fire wrecked his shop one day before he was due to open

Market Drayton town centre A-road to close for five days for resurfacing - 14-mile diversion in place

Police seeking two men after 'arson' attack on Market Drayton shop in the early hours

Vandals target public toilets in Market Drayton again causing further frustration for councillor

Emergency services rush to shop fire in Market Drayton town centre - police treating incident as arson

More Market Drayton stories

New bus service could connect Market Drayton with Whitchurch and Wellington next year - councillor

Ofsted visit Market Drayton primary school and nursery to determine whether it has maintained standards

Plans for historic pub in North Shropshire town approved by councillors

Residents 'very much in favour' of new trees at Market Drayton park - but councillor raises security concern

Severn Trent Water apologise to Market Drayton residents after struggles with water supply

Charity auction by Market Drayton's Royal British Legion raises thousands

Market Drayton councillors vote to continue funding well-attended weekly youth sessions

Market Drayton's Christmas shop window competition winners revealed

'This town would not be the town it is without them!' Council to keep funding flower displays that make town 'stunning'

Fire crews called to Market Drayton town centre after bin fire

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About Market Drayton

In 1245 King Henry III granted a charter for a weekly Wednesday market, giving Market Drayton its current name. The market is still held every Wednesday and attracts residents from all over Shropshire. The town is also home to Muller dairy and sausage maker Palethorpe's bakery.